Hotel Diggi Palace
 
Safaris
Jaipur Literature Festival

Cooking Workshop

Royal Gala Dinner

Since last three years, Diggi Palace has been hosting the former Jaipur Heritage International Festival and later The Jaipur Literature Festival with resounding success. World acclaimed authors like Shobha De, Salman Rushdie, Mark Tully, Baby Halder, Aman Nath, Kiran Desai, Suketu Mehta, Anupam Mishra, John Zubrzycki, Christopher Kremmer, Anita Nair, Manil Suri, Dev Anand, Amir Khan, Kunal Basu, to name a few.  We present a photo gallery of the festival @ The Diggi Palace, which happened through the years. We hope you enjoy the same.

"...a walled city and the romance of palaces, forts & temples...ten days of...of laughing, dancing, eating, listening, learning...of discovering world class international performers and authors...for celebrating rajasthan's unrivalled heritage, music, arts, crafts...for appreciating where we are and exploring where we want to go...for families with puppet shows, workshops, circuses... of color, excitement, and anticipation...for words spoken and written...for the only UNESCO-endorsed city festival...for painting the town pink..."

John & Faith Singh ( Jaipur Heritage International Festival - 2007 )

 

"...Jaipur literature week embrace a shared vision of plural, multi vocal voices...began in 2006...core group of people worked to create conversations & dialogues across languages, cultural perceptions & narrative disciplines...evenings, words shed their boundaries & flowed into dance & music...in just three years, litfest has become a hub of writing & publishing...excellence and interaction...city of Jaipur has a proud tradition of local literature & committed and appreciative audiences...international writers like Gore Vidal...Ian McEwan...share common platform...hindi writers like Himanshu Joshi...Chitra Mudgal...Aruna Roy...Jaipur, every January the world visits India and India visits the world...hope you enjoy the journey..."

William Dalrymple / Namita Gokhale / Eleanor O'Keeffe (Jaipur Literature Week - 2008)
 





 





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